Update: Reese, a senior, has an NFL career to get healthy for.
Tevin Reese injury: Baylor WR breaks wrist, apparently ending college career
The Baylor offensive weapon came back from halftime with his arm in a sling.
Cooper Neill
Thanks Baylor Nation for the prayers nd the great 4 years! Unfortunately, it has to come to a end but I wouldn't ask for anythin else! #12-0
— Tevin Reese (@TevinReese) November 8, 2013
Update:
On Baylor radio post-game, Art Briles says Tevin Reese has a broken wrist and might be back for the bowl game.
— Pete Volk (@Pete_Volk) November 8, 2013
Baylor wide receiver Tevin Reese suffered an apparent arm injury in the first half of the Bears’ Thursday night game against Oklahoma, and will not return to the game. The extent and location of Reese’s injury was not immediately disclosed, but the senior wideout returned from the locker room after halftime with his arm in a sling.
Tevin Reese's arm is in a sling on the sideline.
— David Ubben (@davidubben) November 8, 2013
Reese, who was shut out in last season’s loss to Oklahoma, left without catching a pass in this year’s game as well. He has been one of the Bears’ most important offensive weapons this season, catching 33 passes for 824 yards and eight touchdowns so far.
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